Sitapur Beach — Attraction in Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Sitapur Beach is the best spot to watch the sunrise on Neil Island. The sunrise was a gorgeous sight. The shades of the skies kept changing with different tones of teal and orange. I can never forget those moments I had while watching it. I can still relive them when I close my eyes. Sunrise and sunset happen quite sooner at the islands. So it's best to be at the beach an hour before sunrise. The lush green trees on the side of the beach offer travelers the opportunity to unwind and relish the serenity and nature's charm. I was at Neil Island for two days, and I visited this beach on both days. If you arrive early at the beach, you'll see the sand to be like a clean slate without any human footprints because of the high tide cycle. There are so many beautiful spots on the beach to capture some interesting photos. You can't swim here because it's a rocky beach. You would end up hurting yourself if you're not careful while walking on the rocks. My humble request to travelers is to not take any dead corals from the beach. You can't carry them through the security at the airport anyway. The beach was maintained well. I hope tourists help preserve the beach along with the locals. Parking is free at the beach. If you're driving, make sure you memorize the roads or drive using offline maps. I lost my way and ended up in Bharatpur Village on the first day. Be sure to have a full tank of petrol in your vehicle because the beach is a long way from the petrol bunk. I had an awesome time watching the sunrise here. I would definitely visit this beach...

IMPORTANT‌ INFORMATION: *The beach opens at 9 AM and closes at 5 PM. *Mobile network is really patchy here. *No guide or lifeguards are present at the beach so don't swim.

Sitapur Beach is one of the quietest and Located 5 KM on the southern tip of Neil, this beach is surrounded by greenery which opens into a wonderful view of the open sea on the other. It is one of those beaches which has been set apart from the mainstream, therefore gets little attention from travelers.

The beaches are mostly untouched and completely free from pollution. It is quite easily one of those beaches where you can go walk along the shoreline, and just feel relaxed without a care in the world.

Also known as the ‘sunrise beach’ it is best situated to enjoy the lovely sunrise early every morning. This postcard-perfect serene beach has two curved bays and clear blue waters.

For swimmers and water-lovers Sitapur Beach is a bit extreme. Due to its open sea exposure, the beach is prone to high tides and water currents that make swimming a dangerous adventure. Due to lesser interest from tourists, there are only one tea shops present in or near the beach. So make sure to carry your own food if you are planning to spend some time here.

Government should look into this as a tourist spot so some development should be there. Atleast they can arrange one coast guard for...

Tucked away on the quieter end of Neil Island, Sitapur Beach is a slice of peace that feels untouched, raw, and truly soul-soothing.

Known for its early morning magic, Sitapur Beach is the place for sunrise chasers. Agar aapko woh golden sunlight horizon se nikalte dekhna hai na, toh bas subah 5 baje tak yahan pohonch jao. Totally worth the early wake-up.

The golden sands, lightly kissed by the waves, create a perfect space to just sit, think, and let go. You won’t find any big crowds, so it feels like your personal corner of paradise.

The azure water and clean shoreline make it an ideal spot for long beach walks, barefoot moments, and those peaceful Insta-worthy photos. Kabhi kabhi lagta hai jaise time slow ho gaya hai.

Unlike some commercial beaches, here you’ll find zero distractions — no loud music, no buzzing shacks. Just you, the sea, and the wind.

Swimming post 5 PM is usually discouraged due to strong currents, but morning hours are perfect for dipping your feet or a refreshing splash.

Sitapur isn’t just a beach,...